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Bitsy Daylily: A Tiny 1963 Warner Treasure

Bitsy Daylily

The Bitsy daylily (Hemerocallis 'Bitsy') is a charming miniature cultivar from 1963, hybridized by Warner. True to its name, this variety produces tiny, delicate flowers—often just 2 to 3 inches across—in a cheerful shade of yellow or gold.

The plant forms a compact, dense clump of fine foliage, making it perfect for rock gardens, troughs, edging, or fairy gardens. Despite its small size, it is a prolific bloomer with a high bud count, flowering in mid-season.

Plant Details

Family:Hemerocallidaceae
Genus:Hemerocallis
Cultivar:Bitsy
Hybridizer:Warner
Year Registered/Introduced:1963

'Bitsy' is a delightful little daylily that proves good things come in small packages. It is tough, adaptable, and adds a touch of whimsy to any small-space planting.

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